Sentence examples for to make with this from inspiring English sources

They are thinking, of course, of the finance, of the money that they're going to make with this production.

(The point they were attempting to make with this trickery, according to the handwritten letter which we received by this morning's post, had something to do with "corporate power" and "democracy," though the syntax and handwriting of the letter are, truth be told, too execrable to make much of...

It's unclear how much money Ericsson is going to make with this new deal.

For someone like me, there are very few compromises that I had to make with this computer.

Whereas we believe it is the relational confidence judgments among alternatives that test-takers are encouraged to make with this format that underlie their enhanced performance on the later cued-recall test, it is possible that the effect is driven by participants' simply making a confidence judgment with respect to their choice on a given question.

By the way, there's one tangible sacrifice you have to make with this car: The back seats that flip forward to create a trunk pass-through in the standard Civic aren't available with the Hybrid, since there are batteries in the way.

The authors have no commercial disclosures to make with regard to this manuscript.

There are several points to make with respect to this table.

The first point that we want to make with regard to this representation is that the arrows represent the flow of both 'communications' and 'decisions'decisions

"We'll have to make do with this".

You'll have to make do with this until April.